The Times Specialist Sunday puzzle clues 2018 Mar 11

• A birthmark Crossword Clue
• Advertised aggressively or questionably Crossword Clue
• A former lace-making town in the Erewash district of Derbyshire Crossword Clue
• An instance of sternutation Crossword Clue
• A serf in ancient Sparta Crossword Clue
• Austrian social reformer Rudolf ____ founded an educational philosophy, still used in schools named after him Crossword Clue
• Author of the 1687 work The Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy Crossword Clue
• Ballerina ____ Sibley often danced with Anthony Dowell Crossword Clue
• Ben ____'s first TV success was as a co-writer of The Young Ones Crossword Clue
• Body of water such as Bass, Otranto or Torres Crossword Clue
• 'Burns' and 'Bonfire' can both precede this word Crossword Clue
• 'Cain […] dwelt in the land of Nod, on ____ of Eden' (Bible) Crossword Clue
• Characteristic of old age Crossword Clue
• Chemical solution which softens colours in a photographic work Crossword Clue
• Clay extracted near St Austell; its discovery crucially developed the manufacture of English porcelain Crossword Clue
• Communist state founded in 1922 Crossword Clue
• Cumbrian village on the Kent estuary, in the northeast corner of Morecambe Bay Crossword Clue
• Cut of lamb for the Sunday joint Crossword Clue
• Dismiss a naughty pupil from class Crossword Clue
• Dramatist Joe ____ wrote Loot and What the Butler Saw Crossword Clue
• Elgar’s Chanson de ___, was originally for violin and piano Crossword Clue
• Flaring skirts on suits of armour Crossword Clue
• Folk who lead a routine monotonous life Crossword Clue
• Founding member of the Football League which won the European Cup in 1982 Crossword Clue
• ____ Hill, 152m above sea level, is the highest point in Greater London north of the Thames Crossword Clue
• In 1841, John ____ became the first US vice president to succeed to the presidency without election Crossword Clue
• In county cricket, Warwickshire’s home ground Crossword Clue
• In pantomime, Baron Hardup's servant, who is often dressed in a bellboy's costume Crossword Clue
• Isabella, who wrote the Book of Household Management Crossword Clue
• Island group reigned over by Queen Salote from 1918 to 1965 Crossword Clue
• Ivan ____ won every tennis grand slam singles title except Wimbledon, and later coached Andy Murray Crossword Clue
• John ___, English logician, best known for diagrams used in set theory Crossword Clue
• Limb of Dover in the Confederation of Cinque ports, and HQ of Saga Crossword Clue
• Liverpool comedian ____ Sayle was the Comic Strip’s first emcee in the 1980s Crossword Clue
• Magic, supposedly involving communication with the dead Crossword Clue
• Monteverdi opera, the earliest still regularly performed Crossword Clue
• 'Oh dear! Oh dear! I shall be ____' (The white rabbit, in the first words spoken in Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland) Crossword Clue
• One of 24 in an octave Crossword Clue
• Prospector in the Californian gold rush Crossword Clue
• Russian for 'no' Crossword Clue
• Savings for a future rainy day Crossword Clue
• School founded by Henry VI in 1440 Crossword Clue
• Simultaneously or immediately Crossword Clue
• Something used to start an explosion Crossword Clue
• State capital of Louisiana Crossword Clue
• Steve ____ was the 1980 Olympic 800m champion Crossword Clue
• Summer outfit for a baby or young child Crossword Clue
• '____ Superbrain', Annie Jones's character in Neighbours Crossword Clue
• The only Celtic language spoken on mainland Europe Crossword Clue
• The Spanish provinces of Alava and Vizcaya are such Crossword Clue
• The weight of a merchant ship’s cargo Crossword Clue
• This craftsman may use an agraffe to hold blocks together Crossword Clue
• Travelling at over 100 miles per hour Crossword Clue
• Type of sculpture originated by Alexander Calder Crossword Clue
• Type of vitreous pottery noted for its strength and durability Crossword Clue
• Virginia county, part of the Washington metropolitan area, where the Pentagon and a national cemetery are located Crossword Clue